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CIDR - Classless Inter-domain Routing, Which replaced the old class based IP addressing scheme based on A,B & C. CIDR has 2 parts a network Address (samel like normal IP address) followed with a subnet prefix. the subnet prefix decides how many bits of the IP address has taken for network. and rest will be allocated for the subnet. Less
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DoS- Denial of Service DDos - Distributed Denial of service. AWS Shield will provide protection for CDN and S3 from DDoS attack . Less
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IOPS - Input and output per seconds - measure the capacity in terms of the number request can be served in a second. Throughput - The volume of data that can be handles and measured in MBPS Latency - is the time between a request and response. Less
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the techround in face2face round was more or less same like the phone screen . They expect the SA should have knowledge on all the areas plus depth in 1-2 area. If you have depth in 1-2 area they are going to go deep in that. It make sense to tell them initially that your expertise is in which area so that they can go deep into the same Less
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HI, I just took my first interview with Amazon and I was asked to come for second interview. In the email, HR asked me to prepare more or less same way I have prepared for the first interview. I was wondering if you could give me insights about the second and third interview? I am coming from non-software background, it is more or less based on telecommunications and networking. If I am called for on-site interview, did you happen to do coding problem on site? Your insight would be highly appreciated. Less
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Its very important that you learn the 14 amazon leadership principles , your example based answers should reflect them also try to learn their offering , if possible complete the aws solution architecture training since it helps in white boarding Less
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The second layer is the Data link layer. It is that layer that operates with switches. this is also the layer that works with MAC addresses. This layer transfers data between adjacent network nodes in a wide area network or between nodes on the same local area network segment. Less
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The second layer of the OSI model would be the Data Link Layer which consists of two additional layers - MAC - Media Access Control and Logical Link Layer. Logical Link helps provide flow control, acknowledgment and error notification and the MAC Layer is a fancy way of 'access control'. If you are a 'Star Trek The Next Generation' fan one easy way to describe this layer is the universal translator in the TNG universe. It would essentially translate digital requests into ones their physical counterparts can understand. The same way language would seem to magically pass through this device to the physical data link layer and then, in turn, tell it how to communicate with your brarin and then back out without your needing to know. Less
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The second layer is the Data link layer. It is that layer that operates with switches. this is also the layer that works with MAC addresses. This layer transfers data between adjacent network nodes in a wide area network or between nodes on the same local area network segment. Less
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You write Java so it complies to the functional and performance specification.
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You don't, you use Node, Ruby or Python
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Confirming as expected - with design ranges
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compress/uncompress, netstat, cksum, hostname, crontab, alias Wonder why they ask such silly questions.? Isn't it easy to google? Less
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shutdown, chmod, chown, ifconfig, chkconfig
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Just create 5 distinct aliases for ls that have 5 or more letters, the only reasonable answer to this childish quiz Less
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I would first verify the database is up, check RDS monitoring to see if anything sticks out. Check the security group of the database to ensure that the port the web app connects to it on has the right source sg/subnets Less
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I will check if there is any firewall and check ports if they are open
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Process of elimination, See if any other apps using the database are down. Try to establish if it's a database server issue. If not I'd move to the firewall and establish port 1521 was open on the database server. If that checked out I would start on the webserver and probably start with rebooting the webserver, since it's down anyway. Start with the simple stuff and work my way through troubleshooting the webserver, is the webserver running, services started, error logs, etc... Less
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When I worked for AFT - American Federation of Teachers, I noticed that the person responsible for developing SQL Server stored procedures in T-SQL had difficulties following requirements and developed SQL code with issues. I was responsible for executing these stored procedures and writing front-end code that would interact with them. During unit testing, I noticed that the data I was getting to the front end was slow, requests in some instances were timing out, and I also tried to emphasize on the issue a few times with that SQL developer. When I realized that this individual could not deliver a proper solution, I modified the joints in the SQL Statements to return data faster. Because of my involvement in changing SQL statements, I was able to deliver the task on time without any issues. Less
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Just talk about your past projects and
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I had a similar recent experience with "JLL London" There were red flags throughout the recruitment process but I chose to accept the job and only focus on the positives. You live and learn Less
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There were a few red flags throughout the recruitment process but I chose to accept the job and only focus on the positives. You live and learn Less
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Hi, I have recently found out that they ask very detailed information about current salary. Did they ask you the same during your hiring process? if so, did they seek any documents (like pay stubs or contacting your previous employer) to verify your answer? Thank you in advance. Less
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Thanks for the insight - can you talk more about face2face interview rounds? Any help would be highly appreciated mate. Less
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focus on the leadership principles and tell a story that tackles a number of them all at once. Less